Politics and the geography of social well-being: an essay on the political and electoral geography of the welfare state/ mixed economy.

R. J. Johnston

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Abstract

Examines the competition and respective roles of the major bureaucracies namely government, civil services and political parties, as expressed in their geographical milieux and impact on levels of social well-being. A preliminary step is taken to develop a theory of the spatial allocation of elements in the provision of economic and social well-being from the viewpoint of political geography.-after Author

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)189-250
Number of pages62
JournalAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper)
Publication statusPublished - 1983

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